The supervisory board of Bank Pekao has reappointed Cezary Stypułkowski as CEO, effective after the 2025 financial report approval.
Cezary Stypułkowski Continues at Pekao’s Helm
Cezary Stypułkowski has been reappointed as the CEO of Bank Pekao by the bank’s supervisory board, Pekao announced on Wednesday. Stypułkowski has served as the bank’s CEO since October 2024.
The decision was made on April 29, 2026, following an open qualification process and assessment of suitability, according to a stock market report.
Executive Board Remains Stable
The existing members of the management board have also been reappointed, ensuring a stable leadership structure for the new term.
The supervisory board reappointed Marcin Gadomski, Łukasz Januszewski, Michał Panowicz, Robert Sochacki, Błażej Szczecki, Dagmara Wojnar, and Marcin Zygmanowski as vice-presidents.
New Term Begins After Shareholder Approval
The new joint term of the management board will commence the day after the bank’s ordinary general meeting of shareholders approves the financial statement for the 2025 financial year.
Record Profit and Dividend Proposed
Bank Pekao reported a net profit of over 7 billion PLN in 2025, and the management board recommends allocating 5.18 billion PLN of the profit as a dividend, equating to 19.77 PLN per share.
Bank Pekao Overview
Founded in 1929, Bank Pekao is one of the largest financial institutions in Central and Eastern Europe and the second-largest universal bank in Poland.
It possesses the second-largest branch network in the country and is listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. PZU controls 20% of Pekao’s shares, while PFR holds 12.8%.
